or coffee?
or coffee?
I would try the following, not necessarily in order.
1. Longer development time - this is direct positive and more development might bring more info into the shadow areas.
2. Dilute film developer
3. LC-1
here's some more shots on the paper, developed in Dektol still, haven't gotten around to picking up some Selectol.
Metered for 2 stops darker than ISO 6 (that makes it ISO 1.5 I guess?), for the water shots I metered for the foam highlights and placed them one stop over middle grey.
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You should be pretty darn happy with them.
what chemistry is recommended for this paper?
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daniel
have you tried pre-flashing the paper ?
just wonderin'
john
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This is cliffhanger photography!
You mess up one sheet you are done!
I was going to suggest pre-bleaching, but that's even worst than flashing.
I understand that not all the images need the contrast of these posted, but, and I repeat myself, I do like them.
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